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In Excel 2007, I want a column (C) to conditional color fill a cell if the
corresponding cell in (B) contains a certain word. I an't get the conditional formatting to accept my IF statement. Should I be using a different function? Example B1 contains Accepted, C1 turns yellow B1 contains Not Accepted, C1 turns green B1 contains Cancelled, C1 turns hot pink possibly others, but that's is the jist. Thank you! |
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